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She is my tiny diamond,
exquisite, with an edge.
precise in her movement,
the couch as her ledge.
She rules this small kingdom
with a prance and a bark....
Ever so vigilant,
A sentry til dark.
I have very small hands. (My ring is size 5.) So that means these little guys are REALLY small. LOL!
Tiny Gathering. In honour of the NRM’s ‘Great Gathering’ I’m uploading this is a smaller collection which occurred at Aberdeen’s Ferryhill shed (61B) in August 1966.
Gresley 'A4’s' 4-6-2 no.’s 60009 "Union of South Africa" and 60019 "Bittern" receiving some attention. Remarkable, (or not so given this was last place for A4’s) both locomotives were saved for preservation.
Looking back I don’t think I realised just what I was seeing. If I had I might have taken more pictures. But then I only had 36 per roll of film, and limited resources, not like today’s digital era with over a 100 per card!
Processed with VSCOcam and other apps. The Tiny Planet app effect was actually accomplished with iColorama S Lite which no longer exists.
This is just a run-of-the-mill parking lot shot, but the light pole and cell tower makes the disortion even more interesting.
so so tiny could hardly see anything but a fast moving red dot. thankfully it stopped to get a drink on this grape leaf lake.
"We leased a very tiny white cottage with hardly any amenities at all, only electricity and cold water. "
This little building is on the family property next to the cabin. I think it belongs to another family member. Inside is a bathroom, a laundry room, and a sleeping loft. It is about the same size as some of the Tumbleweed Tiny Houses that are kind of neat -- I think it's bigger than the smallest ones but still fairly small.
Tiny Planet shot with Pentax k7 and Samyang 8mm Fisheye.
Check out the original post: www.jonasginter.de/tiny-planet-weltuntergang/
I finally managed to get these bubbles in focus! Love the prism colour effect in the top right.
The insect that makes tiny bubbles on stems is called a spittlebug. The spittlebug nymphs make bubbles out of a liquid they secrete from their back ends (thus not really spittle). They get their name due to the foamy substance looking like spittle.
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A really quick pattern! Great for those with little time or short attention spans (like me! hehe!). Also good for using up scrap yarn since you only need a tiny bit of each color. Available at www.gleefulthings.com